Pyeongtaek
Coverage of Pyeongtaek in the Nexus archive.
- Samsung is raising its contract chip-manufacturing prices by up to 15% as AI demand surges
Samsung plans to raise its contract chip-manufacturing prices by up to 15% due to surging demand for artificial intelligence (AI). This pricing adjustment is linked to the operation of the company's SF4 production line at its Pyeongtaek plant, which has been running at full capacity since late last year.
- South Korea orders residents to evacuate after reported white phosphorus leak at US base
South Korean authorities ordered evacuations near a U.S. military base in Pyeongtaek after a suspected white phosphorus leak. The U.S. 51st Fighter Wing established a 300-meter cordon and conducted decontamination, later lifting the alert with no injuries reported.
- South Korean officials order residents to evacuate after reported white phosphorus leak at US base
South Korean authorities ordered evacuations near a U.S. military base in Pyeongtaek after a reported white phosphorus leak. The evacuation was lifted after decontamination, with police establishing a perimeter and the U.S. military stating a ground mishap prompted safety measures.
- Samsung, SK Hynix to Build Two Chip Fabs in $518 Billion Project
Samsung Electronics Co. and SK Hynix are building two chip fabrication facilities in Pyeongtaek, South Korea, as part of a $518 billion project.
- Samsung’s Non-Chip Staff Seek Court Order to Block Wage Vote
Samsung's non-chip staff are seeking a court order to block a wage vote, which could impact labor negotiations at the company. The dispute occurs amid construction of the Samsung Electronics P5 semiconductor plant in Pyeongtaek.
- Samsung Chip Workers Face Colleagues’ Resentment Over Bonus Deal
Samsung chip workers are facing resentment from colleagues over a bonus deal, highlighting internal workplace tensions. The article notes Samsung's semiconductor plant in Pyeongtaek is dealing with industry dynamics as memory chip supply shortages are expected to impact pricing across the electronics sector.
- Samsung Shares Jump After Leaders Resume High-Stakes Union Talks
Samsung shares increased after the company's leaders resumed high-stakes union talks. The talks are crucial for resolving labor disputes and potentially ending strikes. This development may impact Samsung's operations and workforce in South Korea.